Can you raise it up and let it sit on the deck? On another piece of wood or decking?
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m7040
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good morning, 67 going to 79 with cloudy conditions wind gusts to 8 MPH. Looks to be a long dry spell with no rain in the FC
Wife sleeping in this morning and Cody is not making any noise to wake her so hope she can get some more rest
Her Methotrexate day today suppressing her immune system to help it not attacking healthy cells
Mowed a couple of areas yesterday running the mower at fast speeds in the open areas
Wife sleeping in this morning and Cody is not making any noise to wake her so hope she can get some more rest
Her Methotrexate day today suppressing her immune system to help it not attacking healthy cells
Mowed a couple of areas yesterday running the mower at fast speeds in the open areas
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Sounds like Opa needs to add picking up toys and putting noodles away to the lessons.Swim lessons went well but Opa is getting tired of picking up toys and noodles all over the pool area after the lesson is overOnly 3 lessons left so I’m kind of happy about that
buckeyefarmer
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That was what I came up with laying in bed last night. Will put blocking under the decking for support, sit another block on top for pole to sit on. Likely cut it shorter rather than raise it.
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What brand did you go with?78F hazy sky.
Out the door before day break get this and that done before plumber show up,4 hours later new hot warmer tank purring,getting the old stone line 80 gallon hot water tank out was
Plans for the evening...quick shower deck feet up wit for the critters until the eye lids get heavy.
Enjoy your day all.
I have to wonder how much longer mine has it's an Amtrol that got put in over 30 years ago.
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Morning all, 71 going to 79 and smoky, did get just enough rain last night to wet grass, not in the forecast. Forecast says it's sunny, but it certainly is not.
Got some more watering done yesterday and pulled more stiltgrass.
Put more water in the pool too.
2 yellow jacket nests quiet today after a few tries.
One big nest by Gazebo, but can't see where they are coming from.
Sorry to hear about your friend Kyle, prayers for the family
Pick up son at airport later, he went with GF and parents to Myrtle beach.
Maybe deal with some more stiltgrass if it dries enough.
Keep looking for YJ nest entrance and try not to get them riled up.
Be well,
Got some more watering done yesterday and pulled more stiltgrass.
Put more water in the pool too.
2 yellow jacket nests quiet today after a few tries.
One big nest by Gazebo, but can't see where they are coming from.
Sorry to hear about your friend Kyle, prayers for the family
Pick up son at airport later, he went with GF and parents to Myrtle beach.
Maybe deal with some more stiltgrass if it dries enough.
Keep looking for YJ nest entrance and try not to get them riled up.
Be well,
Engineer42
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Taylor and Messick. Harringtonon this day in 2012 I was ogling a new JD4720 in Delaware while visiting a friend.
bought a L5740 Kubota instead, no regrets.
but any boy raised on green is going to look at one for sure...
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78F and a mix of sun and clouds @ 11:45, heading up to around 83F for the day's high.
Got one more arb planted and watered in yesterday afternoon.
Took a break from arb planting to head inside and eat some 'kraut and sausage dumplings and wash the cat dishes out for The Woman.
After that I hauled the Water Buffalo around front to the little peach tree ... to atone for my pulling the cage off of it a while back with the intent of replacing it with a larger cage and then never doing so.
It took off after the last watering/feeding and had really bushed out. Deer came by on the first night it was uncovered I think and clipped it heavily ...
Gave it 12 gallons of water with Shultz's 20-20-20 fertilizer and then made up a larger cage with a 4' diameter by marrying 2 of the smaller ones together and stapling that down.
Went back to arb planting after that but didn't have enough light to get another one in the ground so I settled for getting enough screened compost and peat mixed up to fill the bottom of the hole so that the arb will be at or above grade when I stick it in there this afternoon.
Then moved the Cub and Kubota back over to the garden to keep the deer at bay.
Picked a couple more summer squash before coming inside and having a piece of blueberry pie with ice cream (saved the last piece for The Woman ...)
Remembered to get that one bill paid before midnight so it was on time.
Woman just reported that there was a doe and white spot fawn out by the forsythias ... fawn was suckling.
Apparently mama's juice is way better than those old hostas ...
She also mentioned She had a seen a hummingbird out at the feeder at the window over the kitchen sink a few days ago.
I had seen a hummer out at Her flowers a while back but hadn't seen any at the feeder ... so good to know that they found it.
Agenda for today:
Get the next arb in the ground.
Drill the hole for the last one.
Probably redrill a couple more planting holes for other stuff while I have the 2' auger on.
Once that's done I can swap the 2' auger out for a smaller one to drill post holes for the garden fence.
Grass is getting long and needs cut again but will need to run down to the corner and get another 5 gallons of gas for that.
Some more bills to schedule for payment.
Beyond that see what else comes up.
Hope everyone is having a decent Hump Day ...
Got one more arb planted and watered in yesterday afternoon.
Took a break from arb planting to head inside and eat some 'kraut and sausage dumplings and wash the cat dishes out for The Woman.
After that I hauled the Water Buffalo around front to the little peach tree ... to atone for my pulling the cage off of it a while back with the intent of replacing it with a larger cage and then never doing so.
It took off after the last watering/feeding and had really bushed out. Deer came by on the first night it was uncovered I think and clipped it heavily ...
Gave it 12 gallons of water with Shultz's 20-20-20 fertilizer and then made up a larger cage with a 4' diameter by marrying 2 of the smaller ones together and stapling that down.
Went back to arb planting after that but didn't have enough light to get another one in the ground so I settled for getting enough screened compost and peat mixed up to fill the bottom of the hole so that the arb will be at or above grade when I stick it in there this afternoon.
Then moved the Cub and Kubota back over to the garden to keep the deer at bay.
Picked a couple more summer squash before coming inside and having a piece of blueberry pie with ice cream (saved the last piece for The Woman ...
)Remembered to get that one bill paid before midnight so it was on time.
Woman just reported that there was a doe and white spot fawn out by the forsythias ... fawn was suckling.
Apparently mama's juice is way better than those old hostas ...
She also mentioned She had a seen a hummingbird out at the feeder at the window over the kitchen sink a few days ago.
I had seen a hummer out at Her flowers a while back but hadn't seen any at the feeder ... so good to know that they found it.
Agenda for today:
Get the next arb in the ground.
Drill the hole for the last one.
Probably redrill a couple more planting holes for other stuff while I have the 2' auger on.
Once that's done I can swap the 2' auger out for a smaller one to drill post holes for the garden fence.
Grass is getting long and needs cut again but will need to run down to the corner and get another 5 gallons of gas for that.
Some more bills to schedule for payment.
Beyond that see what else comes up.
Hope everyone is having a decent Hump Day ...
m7040
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decided to change the fuel filters on the Zero Turn. Taking the battery out and disassemble from the top avoids getting dripped by diesel fuel. Good plan except discovered that I only had one filter on hand and it takes two. Installed the one I had and left one alone. Need to get more filters on the next trip to Kubota
